July 17, 2023 archive

Permits to drill for July 17, 2023

Canadian County VINITA 1207 #19-18-4MXH, July 17 2023 25 12N 8W SENENENE API: 01725980 Lat: 35.49206298047432, Long: -97.9906532725044 CAMINO NATURAL RESOURCES LLC MU, DR, 20500 ft, MISSISSIPPIAN(9907) Canadian County VINITA 1207 #19-18-5MXH, July 17 2023 25 12N 8W SENENENE API: 01725981 Lat: 35.49211792444219, Long: -97.99065327288629 CAMINO NATURAL RESOURCES LLC MU, DR, 19902 ft, MISSISSIPPIAN(9947) Harper County NINE …

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Attorney General Drummond to reveal natural gas market manipulation decision

  Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has apparently made up his mind whether to press ahead with possible charges or claims of market manipulation that occurred during the 2021 Winter Storm Uri. He will reveal details of his decision during a Tuesday morning news conference (10:30 a.m.) at the state capitol. A release from his …

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Permits to drill for July 12, 2023

Canadian County VINITA 1207 #19-18-3MXH, July 12 2023 19 12N 7W SESWSESE API: 01725975 Lat: 35.49404942107498, Long: -97.97488417642975 CAMINO NATURAL RESOURCES LLC MU, DR, 21042 ft, MISSISSIPPIAN(9877) Canadian County JOHNSTON 1207 #30-31-3MXH, July 12 2023 19 12N 7W SESWSESE API: 01725977 Lat: 35.4941043650247, Long: -97.97488417803982 CAMINO NATURAL RESOURCES LLC MU, DR, 21114 ft, MISSISSIPPIAN(9869) Canadian County JOHNSTON …

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Completion reports for July 12, 2023

DEWEY COUNTY Citizen Energy Iii Llc Mississippian(12082): Oil 58 Gas 4403 Water 1304 Flow 27 17N 16W Oakes 4h-27-34, January 15, 2023 HH, GAS, TD: 19380 ft Lat: 35.91981, Long: -98.90169 API: 35043237610000 GRADY COUNTY Citizen Energy Iii Llc All Zones Producing: Oil 129 Gas 2610 Water 1937 Flow 11 9N 8W Sprowls 1h-11-2, December 01, 2022 HH, GAS, TD: 23710 ft Lat: 35.26218, Long: -98.01121 …

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China’s economic report sends crude oil prices down

As crude oil prices dropped Monday by more than 1.5%, Oklahoma energy stocks were mixed in trading. But some firms saw up to a 7% gain for the day. What brought about the drop in crude? Weaker than expected Chinese economic growth. It produced doubts over the strength of demand by the world’s second biggest …

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Rig numbers in Oklahoma and the U.S. continue their decline

Oklahoma’s oil and gas rig count continues its slow decline following the national trend according to the most recent report from Baker Hughes Company. In the past week, Oklahoma’s rig count fell by one to 39. A year ago, there were 63 active oil and gas rigs in the state. Nationally, the count fell by …

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Canvas Energy shows production from 3 Kingfisher County wells

  Canvas Energy LLC of Oklahoma City, formerly Chaparral Energy, filed completion reports on three wells drilled on a single pad in Kingfisher County that had combined production of more than 600 barrels of oil a day. Drilled at 36 17N 7W, a site several miles north of the city of Kingfisher, the Corner Pocket …

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Oklahoma Broadband Council to receive latest updates on statewide development

  An update on the progress of the Oklahoma Broadband Expansion Council and its work in development of a map of Internet needs in rural Oklahoma will be given this week at a regular meeting of the council. The meeting comes after the state recently was notified it will receive $797.4 million in federal grant …

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Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners on hand for national regulatory conference

  Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners are among those attending this week’s National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners Summer Policy Summit in Austin, Texas. Commissioners Todd Hiett, Bob Anthony and Kim David were on hand Monday for panel discussions and presentations about the EPA’s Landmark PFAS regulation, the 20th anniversary of the Northeast Blackout, workforce diversity, reliability …

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Scott Mitchell and Jerry Bohnen talk energy in their latest podcast

So what’s the hot topic or topics to be discussed by Scott Mitchell and Jerry Bohnen in their latest episode of “Mitchell Talks Energy”? To find out, just open the podcast and watch as the two discuss some of the most current energy news stories and the impact they have on consumers and Oklahomans.